Bordered Between Infatuation And Love Poem by Elisha Chhabra

Bordered Between Infatuation And Love

Rating: 4.5


You see how this is,
Only when I had everything
Figured out about life,
All in place
And I notioned this was it.
Right then, you happened
In your red shirt
and blue chinos,
Sang me the songs I already loved,
Took me uphill, we both loved
Touched my face
With fingertips, so tender.
How the instant time we had
Was breathtaking, consuming and potent
How you convinced everyday,
That we're meant to be.
How I couldn't even imagine
What my life was a week back
And how I lost myself,
In crave of wanting to be yours.
But,
Because I wanted to hold your hand
And never leave,
See your face shine
With the first morning ray,
Talk my heart out
And make you do the same,
Last longer than we did
And eventually grow up with you.
Because I didn't know
What to react
Who to handle, me or you
How not to mess up
and why to trust.
And because I found you,
Found you with that cute weird smile
'cause I found myself in you,
I thought it was worth,
Seven lives of search.
No, I don't rely on sentiments like that
I believe infatuations,
But for one little moment
I felt it for you,
I felt everything they call 'love'

Sunday, April 27, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: loan
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chinedu Dike 12 May 2015

Lovely is a spiritual experience that affects all and sundry profoundly, its memories linger long after the source of stimulation is gone. On the other hand infatuation is just a vain glorification of beauty which does not endure. A lovely piece of poetry, well articulated and nicely penned. Thanks for sharing. Please read my poem MANDELA - THE IMMORTAL ICON. ➕9

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Siyabonga A Nxumalo 29 April 2014

You are soooo good sister, Loved this truth speaking poem... Siya_! !

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Savita Tyagi 29 April 2014

This is amazing. Loved it! Held me till end!

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Colleen Courtney 27 April 2014

This is a beautifully moving poem. Love it!

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Gajanan Mishra 27 April 2014

what to react, who to handle, good writing, I like it.

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